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Posted: February 24, 2014
Friedman-Roth's Niblock procures purchaser of $3.811 million mixed-use building
Friedman-Roth Realty Services LLC arranged the sale of the mixed-use building located at 21-34 Broadway in the Astoria section of the borough. The two-story building contains five retail tenants, one office tenant and five residential apartments. In addition, there is an underground parking garage for 15 cars. This is the first sale of the building in the past 25 years. The property sold for $3.811 million. The purchaser was procured by George Niblock, a managing partner of Friedman-Roth. Jason Au, finance director at Brick Capital Group LLC, represented the seller.
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